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gTLDs – Federal Trademark Caselaw – Sealtight vs. Sealtite – IP Fridays Episode 7
30 July 2014
Barnes & Thornburg
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This episode is about generic toplevel domains (gTLDs), we have
an interview with Ted Davis on Federal Trademark Caselaw and
finally Ken will tell us about an interesting trademark case
Sealtight vs. Sealtite.
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